The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-11
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to win game by such dishonest methods
THE RACE-rRACK.

Good Atteidance ut ST. Louis-The Fevorites
Vim, with One Exception.
ST.. LoUE. June 10-There was cloudy, cool
weather 70 the races to-day, with fair but not
fast track, and a good attendance. The favorites
had the ds in the racing. but in one instance a
rank outsier. Van Leland. carried off the hon.
First RECOURSE, $500; for all ages; ons
mile. Pods: Egmont, $50: Rosalind, $780, Font,
$50: field b32. May Curl. Kirklin and Rosalind
were off il the lead. but Font went to the front
on the frs turn and was never headed. winning
by half sngth. Egmont coming fast at the fin
ish. with Wash second. two lengths ahead of
Malaria, bird. Time, 1:42t.
selling; tree fourths of mile. Pools: Jack
cocks. $3s Oscar, So; Colamore, So; field, $13
JackcocE, Oscar and Corrinne were first away
from the post. Oscar taking the lead on the
back strtch and showing the way past the half
and thre-ouarter poles, and then giving way to
Van Lelnd. who led to the wire and won by
out lOgth. Time, LII. The winner was
bought by his owner. Dan Honig. for 49, 700
Third Race-Mechanics' purse. $500; selling;
one and one-eighth mile Pools st. Valen-
! tine, s5s Lerhan, S21; Rebel Scout, $50; field,
$27 Warrington was first away. Lemau next,
ard Hetie S. third Leman and Hettie S. made
half mic. where Rebel Scout came up and led by
the thre-Quarter POLE but failed on the home
strech St Valentine coming through and win
ming b half length; Gold Flea second. and
Hoped.le third, two lengths back Time, 1:581.
st. Vaentine bought in by his owner. r.
w. Thmas. for 81 500
Fouth Racs-Charles Green stakes, with
81, 500added; for three-year- olds one and one
quartr mile. Pools Terra Gotta. $780, field,
800. The start made with Mchoney first.
CARR, second, and Luke Alexander third, but
at tn, stand Insolence was making the running
LukeAexander and Mahoney third, Carrie and
Terra Gotta back in the bunch. At the quarter
Insobnce had length the best of the bunch
Luke Alexander was a good second, and Maho-
ney was third. the others punched. On the
backstretch Mahoney passed Luke Alexander
and was second at the half-mile pole, with Luke
Alexander third. Insolence led into the home
strech, but could not last, Terra Gotta and Car
RE coming to the front and riding out, closely
lapped, Terra Gotta winning only by head; Car
RE two lengths in front of Mahoney, third
Tine, 2:12a.
Fifth Race-Purse. $780, and one-sixteenth
nib. Pools: Panama, $780, Florence E., $780,
Bocacco, $l8 field, z. Sour Mash Florence E.
ane Hornpipe were in front at the start, Flor
enc E. taking the lead at the stand, and Pana-
masecond Florence E. led around and into
the home stretch, but was beat out by length
byPanama; Hornpipe third. Time. 1:504
Sixth Race-An extra; purse $500; mile.
Polls: Derby. $780, Pete Willis. $780, Emma
Msnley, $50; field $50. Belle K. led the way.
Wrandotte Chief and Derby next. Belle K led
past the quarter, neck in front of Pete Willis.
wlo took the lead near the half mile, and easily
hid it to the finish, winning by two lengths;
Eichantress second, Emma Manley third. Time,
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